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“Savoy Tea Company, my favorite little shop in Northwest Arkansas, does flavored teas really well. Have had less experience with their unflavored products, but it bodes well for future...” Read full tasting note
Our Savoy Sunrise Breakfast blend beautifully balances a combination of fine black tea from China’s Fujian Province and India’s Northern tea plantations. Takes milk and sugar well. Sip and enjoy while watching the day begin it’s journey.
Savoy Tea Company, my favorite little shop in Northwest Arkansas, does flavored teas really well. Have had less experience with their unflavored products, but it bodes well for future experimentation.
This blend leads with Fujian tea, which I love. Leaves a light breath of cocoa flavor on your lips after you swallow. The label says it plays well with milk and sugar, but it’s very tasty on its own.
What would you suggest if one were to want to purchase 3 of their teas?
Just three? Ouch! I like their Cherry Pineapple green tea, Autumn in Vermont (green tea with maple brittle), and Paris Morning—black tea with a caramel/bergamot thing going on.
One I really liked but isn’t available any more was called “Wake Up Call.” It was a green tea with mate and ginseng—made a really nice summery breakfast tea with enough strength to be effective. The guy at the store said they were working on a new green tea/mate formulation, but not ready for public consumption yet.
What a darling site! Love the photography and the prices are so reasonable. I’m going to bookmark and order someday. :)
They have a couple locations…the one I visit is in an outdoor shopping mall/promenade. They serve cupcakes and smoothies as well as tea and have a nice selection of teaware. And a friendly staff that isn’t quite as, uh, aggressive as that other mall tea chain :)
Sounds like a fantastic alternative to have in your backyard! Their selection looks great.
Well, three to start with. I could easily buy more, but I might have blown the tea budget for the month! ;)
Not quite backyard—about an hour away. That’s probably a very good thing!